Suite Perks???

[Ronnieslady]

Does anyone know, in a full suite do you get the suite perks on a 4 day cruise. ??? The Princess 800 # does not seem to know.

Thanks,:)

Grace

[IECalCruiser]

Does anyone know, in a full suite do you get the suite perks on a 4 day cruise. ??? The Princess 800 # does not seem to know.

Thanks,:)

Grace

You do. There might be slight ship to ship variations on shorter cruises. See this thread.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1843439

[cr8tiv1]

The only perk you will not get on a cruise less than 7 days is dinner at one of the specialty restaurants on the first night. Everything else will be the same.

[paul929207]

On another thread, someone said they did not get free laundry for being in a suite for a three day cruise.

[Ronnieslady]

Thanks, I did read the other post but that was for a 1 day cruise. I was wondering about a 4 day cruise, in a full suite:confused:

[IECalCruiser]

Thanks, I did read the other post but that was for a 1 day cruise. I was wondering about a 4 day cruise, in a full suite:confused:

The only perk you shouldn't get is the free embarkation night dinner which according to Princess is only available on cruises of 6 days or longer. However it was offered on one if the two 1 day cruises on the other post so how knows?

[BrooklynRussians]

Are their any suite perks that are not mentioned on the site?

Some secret perks perhaps that you need to know of to ask for.

Do stewards do what butlers do are they, do stewards do anything extra outside of the basic job description? :o

[Gunner22aa]

The suite perks you see on the site are the ones you get. Your cabin steward will not be the same as a butler but will perform many of the same functions less packing and unpacking. If you want to dine in your room he/she will bring it.

[capriccio]

The suite perks you see on the site are the ones you get. Your cabin steward will not be the same as a butler but will perform many of the same functions less packing and unpacking. If you want to dine in your room he/she will bring it.

 

Based on our suite experience:

 

Room service staff brings the food; the steward should be leaving you the daily menus (if s/he doesn't just ask for it).

 

I've actually had stewards on Princess offer to unpack. I don't need assistance putting my clothes away :eek: -- that is way beyond the call of duty!

[IECalCruiser]

Based on our suite experience:

 

Room service staff brings the food; the steward should be leaving you the daily menus (if s/he doesn't just ask for it).

 

I've actually had stewards on Princess offer to unpack. I don't need assistance putting my clothes away :eek: -- that is way beyond the call of duty!

You call Room Service if you want any meals in your cabin. That is not the steward's job. All the steward should do is bring you dining menus every day which they often forget to do.

[Gunner22aa]

I agree room service is not his job. Last cruise our steward specifically asked us to call him for meal service during meal hours. We did it once for lunch. Best steward I have ever had. He found out we ordered a late dinner one evening and asked if there was something wrong with the lunch service. We took very good care of him.